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Major disappointment! A new topic was needed for his play this year. Can someone name one game where he has made a difference? Until we can establish some signs of a running game, it will be tough sledding in the big games.

Devin Singletary and Dawson Knox have disappointed big time this year. We are definitely in need of upgrades at both positions.

This team does not look ready to play. Say what you want. Belichick is trying to give us the game and we won’t take it.

This would be your guy if he last to the 54th pick. https://www.youtube.com/nbcsports

With the addition of Stefon Diggs our wr group was greatly upgraded. There’s still the possibility of drafting another wr to groom for the future. I know this class is deep, but there’s always the unknown. Unless his camp is asking for a hefty contract, I believe he would round the wr group out nicely. Once considered a bust Breshad has finally caught his strive. 6”3” 215lbs, 4.35 forty speed along with a 36 inch vertical. WR sometimes take a while to develop and I believe the light has finally come on for him. His ability to stretch the field and win contested jump balls is just what the doctor ordered.

2rd. Isaiah Wilson OT 3rd. Cam Akers RB 4rd. Antonio Gandy-Golden WR I will stop here because I believe Beane will use the remaining picks to move up on a few of these moves. I’m not sold on Dion Dawkins and the money he will command. Over spending (Especially for an average LT) is what’s gotten the Rams in the situation they’re in. Plus I don’t believe the latter picks would make the roster.

I've been on lockdown all week with the coronavirus pandemic affecting everyone's life. But it gave me a chance to watch every Bills game from the past season. I really like Dion Dawkins, but I can't see paying an average LT almost 45 million with almost 25 million guaranteed. This years draft is loaded with true LT prospects. In all honesty when Dion came out of college his skill set and body type was that of a guard. Honestly Dion nor Cody are true LT and RT. Both players need to be moved inside. Have you watched the Houston! Granted Josh made some bad decision, but all the pressure was coming off the edge. There's several OT who will be in reach with our 54th pick. Be it moving up or staying put. Players like Austin Jackson from USC, Isaiah Wilson from Georgia, Prince Tega Wanogho from Auburn, Josh Jones from Houston and Ezra Cleveland from Boise State. I'm not trying create more holes, but both tackles need to be upgraded in my opinion.

If we’re ever going to have a chance in this game Allen needs to step up his game right now!! His last two games have been very uninspiring. For a team heading into the playoffs and looking to make a name for themselves his play has got to get better.

Please get Taron Johnson off Edelman. He needs to be shadowed by Tre Davis White.

I would not sign any other free agents on the market that is not a current Buffalo Bill. That's how you get in cap hell with spending on expensive free agents who are gambles most of the time. Sign Phillips, Lawson, Johnson and Spain and work on an extension with Tre Davis White. 2020 first round pick, best WR available. This draft is loaded with WR. Laviska Shenault has a great chance of falling to us. Big body WR with good hands and run after catch. Second round Terrell Lewis from Alabama. Tremendous talent DE who can put his hand in the dirt or stand up outside. Brings great versatility. Turn back to the offense in get another explosive RB in the third round. DK Dobbins from Ohio State. Has all the tools to be a very good back in this lead. Deep WR draft gives us another option to deepen are WR corps with another big body wideout. Chase Clayborn from Notre Dame. Dangerous after the catch on a 6 "4" 220lb frame. Has been hurt by poor QB play at Notre Dame. Stay with offense in the forth round with Matt Peart out of Connecticut. Good athlete who may fly under the radar, but is a four year starter sleeper prospect. Use the rest of the draft to fill needs with best players available.

Just throwing it out there, Would anyone oppose to taking a flier on Tua Tagovailoa if he fell to us in the draft? There's been talk of him possibly sliding because of the injuries he's sustained this season. Just throwing it out there,

Say what you want. I know everyone will say he's playing against backups, but he looks way more comfortable than Josh in this offense. If Josh has a few bad games I can see the faith clamoring for Matt. I'm just saying!!

I just finished watching the Bills Carolina game and saw something very alarming. This is a one game observation, but Spain was getting beat on every single snap. The only way they were able to by time is with the play action. Maybe he's hurt, but his play was under whelming on that night. Constant pressure on every pla while showing very slow foot work. Comments please.

Feeling pretty good about my mock draft. Not quite the order which I predict, but pretty darn close.

I know there's a post out there already for mock drafts, but I wanted everyone's honest opinion on my selections. Also I want to see if I'm able to hit correctly on some of these picks. This mock draft consist of BPA in the early rounds and very good developmental players in the later rounds. 1. Ed Oliver DT Houston 2. Hakeem Butler WR Iowa State 3. Tytus Howard OT Alabama State 4. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss 4. Bennie Snell Jr. RB Kentucky 5. Trey Pipkin OT Sioux Falls 5. Kris Boyd DB Texas 6. Cole Holcomb LB North Carolina 7. Jack Bailey P Stanford 7. Gerri Green DE Mississippi State.

1. Ed Oliver DT Houston 2. Hakeem Butler WR Iowa State 3. Tytus Howard OT Alabama State 4. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss 4. Bennie Snell Jr. RB Kentucky 5. Trey Pipkin OT Sioux Falls 5. Kris Boyd DB Texas 6. Cole Holcomb LB North Carolina 7. Jack Bailey P Stanford 7. Gerri Green DE. Mississippi State. This draft consist of BPA in the early rounds and very good development players in the later rounds.

If we can't get a trade partner for the pick, I would have to choose TJ Hockenson (TE Iowa). DK Metcalf's injury history and short range agility concerns me. Hakeem Butler would be a good pick in the second round if we choose to go with a big body WR.

Let’s not get it twisted. I liked what Matt did today, but this season is about seeing what we have in Josh Allen. When healthy Josh should be our starter going forward. By continuing to allow Josh to learn on the job, we’ll have substantial tape to refer to for evaluating and developing his talent. Today’s game may have proven fatal for Anderson and Peterman though. Go Bills!!

Good game by Matt today, but this season is about developing Josh Allen (when healthy). Maybe are offensive talent (except KB) is not as bad as we think. Nice to be on the other end of a blowout though.

I think we have found our new LG of the future. I know it’s only one game, but he has been very impressive today.

To start I think the Bills will find the asking price to steep to move up. Plus with so many holes to fill, I believe they will use the draft to strengthen the roster. I did not draft a WR , because a lot of the bad play is due to inconsistency at the QB position 1. Da'Ron Payne*, DT, Alabama. Besides QB DT is our greatest need. Da'Ron fills the bill.. 1. Donte Jackson*, CB, LSU. We go back to LSU and get another gem at CB. I'm leary of paying EJ Gaines, because of prior inability to stay healthy. 2. Sony Michel, RB, Georgia. Sooner than later Shady will start to slow down. Do you remember our back up RB last year? Enough said. Sony Michel is a stud. 2. Jerome Baker*, OLB, Ohio State. The new breed of fast LB's that are needed for covering TE's and RB's. 3. Darius Leonard, ILB, South Carolina State. Will end up being the steal of the draft. Tackling machine with very good coverage skills 4. Mike White, QB, Western Kentucky. Here we go. I honestly believe Buffalo will sign a veteran QB, but we need to draft one every year until we get it right. 5.Tyrell Crosby, OT, Oregon. Has the potential to challenge for the RT spot day one. Came back and played very well this season, after missing the season before because of injury. 5. Bradley Bozeman, C, Alabama. With the retirement of Eric Wood our C depth is very thin.

This will be the perfect storm for obtaining one of the top qb's in next years draft. Tyrod is not good enough to ascend this team, but he is good enough to push us out of the qb sweepstakes. Where we might end up (with Tyrod at qb) in the draft and KC's pick might not be enough to land one of the top qb's in next years draft. There' s a reason why McDermott is not just handing the qb position to Tyrod. Retaining Tyrod was a wise strategic move to not send "Rebuild Mode" signal to fan base. Also retaining Tyrod gives the team a pawn in trade options. Ex; Sam Bradford last season. Anyone who thinks Buffalo is not in "Rebuild Mode" is fooling themselves. Mark my word on this move.

This draft is without trades and based on team needs. 1. Mike Williams WR Clemson; Obvious 2. Fabian Moreau CB UCLA; Fast physical corner has good ball skills. 4.35 speed 6ft 201lb 3. Eddie Jackson S Alabama; Before injury was a top 3 safety in draft. Has recovered from injury. 5. Duke Riley OLB LSU; Fast physical and productive OLB. Best fit in 4-3 as a weakside OLB 5. Brad Seaton OT Villanova; Great athletic ability with tremendous upside. 6. Nate Hairston CB Temple; Good upside. Still learning position. Started out as a WR

OJ Howard is a great talent, but if you keep Tyrod (TE Killa) you will get no use out of a top 10 pick.

I would trade Marcell Dareus straight up for Tony Romo. Jones seems to like players for can't stay away from the weed.